Quentin Tarantino said he isn’t a fan of John Huston, whose classic film noir is slated to leave HBO Max.
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- John Huston is identified as the director of the film noir.
- The film is described as a masterpiece.
- The film is about to be removed from HBO Max.
Evidence
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